New Telaphese Subscribers Supplemental List 1906
Supplemental subscriber list dated May 1 1906 for several firms and individuals connected to Telaphese services. Entries include names such as Malin C and Co, American Cament and Pinster Co, and numerous residences with city and state details across Mass White Red and other designations. The brief shows multiple addresses and partial property notes, indicating a roster of subscribers and locations in a pasting sheet style.
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Jlad
Mienarl and Kasse Polaphone Company
Malin
American Cament and Pinster Co
Bolacc
Bowers
Dr King’s New Discovery Featured For Consumption Cure
The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a permanent cure for consumption with a testimonial from N. Tackat of Alliance Kentucky. It markets the remedy for sore lungs and colds, claiming dramatic recovery after four bottles. Barber & Son's Drug Store sells it for 50 cents and a dollar, with trial bottles available.
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N. Tackat
Alliance
Mr. Tacket
Barber & Son
Unclear deciphered medical ad text with doctor endorsements
Fragmentary OCR text presents an old medical advertisement claiming a cure for multiple ailments with a promise of a free sample and endorsements. It mentions a physician, druggists, and a “Favorite Presetiution” style medicine, urging readers to request more information and to trust testimonials.
Foley's Kidney Cure Featured In Remedy Story
An old advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Cure as a cure for kidney disease and related ailments. The piece quotes testimonials from users like Uacar Bowman and mentions pharmacy outlets and claims of permanent relief if taken at the first sign of danger.
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Foley
Wil
Uacar Bowman
Sebacen
Cestainy
Berber & See
Man Quotation Appears Inconsistent Phrase
A fragmented line repeats an odd phrase about a man being pearly and toadwit ha never was wild, with trailing incomplete text. The readable fragment offers little concrete detail beyond the quirky wording.
Kidney Health Popular Cure Ad Claims Qwerty Era
An item presents a dubious health claim about a product called Poloy's iiders Cura that supposedly cures kidney and bladder troubles. The wording warns readers to avoid delays in trying the remedy to prevent “serious trouble” and bodily harm, implying strong but unverified medical effects. The odd phrasing suggests a damaged OCR of an old advertisement.
Notice of Appointment for Estate Executor Jerry Wells
Notice of Appointment states Nurse Ver Wereny given and that Jerry Wells is named as Executor for the estate of Velby Flery in [County], with duties and appearances required by law. Interested parties may respond to the Probate court by designation and address.
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Ube
Flery
Taleid
Diouitins
Jerry Wells
Fragmented Note on Spending Money on Sensible Things
An incomplete OCR fragment discusses opinions on spending money and deems it wasteful to allocate funds to sensible items. The readable text expresses skepticism about prioritizing practical purchases over other goals.
Growth of Western States and Minnesota's Rise
Kansas, Iowa, Missouri and Minnesota are examined for 1900–1909 population growth. Kansas shows modest gains amid broader regional shifts. Minnesota rapidly expands with three major cities and growing industry. The contrast highlights urbanization pressures on Kansas and Iowa, and Minnesota’s advancing industrial and agricultural development.
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Kansas
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Iowa
IMA
I Sig
Kansay Bray
Great Gine
Jack Moines
Kansas City
Commonwealth
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Missouri
Landers
Minnesota
Mississippi
Towa
Nebris
Oulu
trans-Mississippi
New Yor Tribune
Bow to Mosquitoes and Frank Fumigation Facts
A composite fragment from early 20th century cartoons and notes highlights humor about an irate golf beginner and a sarcastic caddy, a conductor disliked for blocking doors, a street scene with a passenger gazing at a dashboard, and a quirky exchange about honey supply claiming it weighs 11 pounds.
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Philadelphia Press
Mand Statistical Boarder
Bentimental Boarder
Chicago Tribune
Malta-Vita promoted as pure wholesome cereal food
An earnest appeal touts Malta-Vita as the ultimate pure breakfast food claiming it prevents poison-related child deaths from impure foods. It emphasizes Malta-Vita contains pure grain and barley malt extract with no adulterants and invites readers to feed it to children three times daily while noting a ten cent price at all grocers.
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Encellee
Patoga
America
Malta-Vita
Older dictionary workers face change in office culture
A veteran editor at 54 laments Osterizing of workers in dictionaries and cyclopedias as younger staff take over, demanding shorter hours and praising speed over depth. He recalls leading roles among seasoned editors at Century and Standard, fearing quality may suffer from excessive output. He fears being targeted next.
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Accurace
Century
Standard
Soandso
Comets and Meteors Describe Earth’s Safe Passages
The article explains that Earth may pass through comet tails without harm, citing 1819 and 1861 as historical close calls. It recalls the 1833 meteor shower with stars raining across the sky, notes atmospheric protection, and describes comets releasing tails as they near the sun.
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Venus
Encke
Temptations Of A Valet And Museum Notes
A New York Press quote recounts a valet's temptation involving a manipulation of a master’s clothes and a dubious tip that could boost earnings. The Simplon Museum plans include a weapons relic section with daggers, hammers, guns, and other instruments from Italian workmen. A wireless message from Signor Marconi is described as a prize for a contest.
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New York Press
Mr. Henry
Simplon Museum
Beewax Salesman in Germany Faces Strict Regulations
In The Yankee Drummer Abroad, a German consulate case shows how foreign sellers endure stringent rules. An American typewriter lubricant maker traveling through northern Germany meets inspectors who probe for past crimes and family circumstances after beeswax is mentioned. The insulted traveler flees, highlighting rigid licensing and invasive questions still in force in 1905.
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Montrell
Germany
Calearcan
Belgium
The
America
Quil
Angel Gabriel
H. D. Varnum
Treasure legend from Willow Springs ends in renewed search
During the Civil War era a gang of outlaws hid gold near Willow Springs after a clash with troops at Fort Gibson. One outlaw survived a battle and died in Fort Leavenworth prison after years of confinement. Before dying he revealed the hideout, prompting a fresh hunt by a local man newly tied to Willow Springs.
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Indian Territory
Fort Gibson
Willow Springs
Fort Leavenworth
Government
Burieh
Vinlta
Green grass forgotten in Tonopah desert dreams
A local Tonopah account notes the city has modern improvements but no watered lawns or pavements yet. Paving, parks, and greens will come slowly amid clubs, hotels, libraries, and an opera house in planning, while desert wealth and rising bills keep grass a distant luxury.
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Tonopah
Nev
Mweir Opera
Hearjess
Mudville
Casey
Bishop praised for architecture at Chautauqua
A Cleveland Leader column recalls a Bishop praising Chautauqua architecture as beautiful buildings and a witty exchange about costs with an architect. The anecdote includes a tale of a bishop employing the architect’s brother and a quip about salaries, plus a brief joke about a housekeeper and a humorous misfit.
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Vincent
Chautauqua
Han Uhew
Primeval forests of Porto Rico and divergent U S divorce laws
The article surveys remaining highland forests in western central Porto Rico and the Sierra de Luquillo, noting unique flora and limited access. It contrasts this with a discussion on American divorce laws across states, illustrating how marital status can be unsettled while traveling between states.
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Porto Rico
Sierra de Luquillo
Roosevelt
Luncheons of Flowers in April Weather
In this April weather flowers are edible and can flavor meals. Nasturtium tastes like cress and suits pickles or salads. clover blossoms are chopped with vinegar and salt for delicate salad tones. chrysanthemum is chopped and served with cream. Capparis buds yield pickled bottles, a mistyped note ends with playful misreads.
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Normandy
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